In Spanish culture, it's not a sweet sixteen, but comes a year earlier.
It's a Quinceañera (fiesta at fifteen years). This is a party for a girl's fifteenth birthday, symbolizing a girl's transformation into a woman. In some cultures, this may be in preparation for a girl's wedding.
Felicidades por tus dieciséis (16) años. (Use the "tuteo" because the person is young)
*You can also use "sus (usted, es)" or "vuestros", depending on the number of people and the context.
There is no Spanish counterpart to the term "Sweet 16" In Spanish cultures the magic age is 15. A girl who turns 15 has a Quinceañera.
El cumpleaños número dieciséis / decimosexto
"Decimosexto"
Felices dieciseis años.
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